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Watercolor botanical study of a climbing lily with red and yellow flowers, curling tendrils, green leaves and a seed pod.

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Gloriosa Superba (Climbing Lily), Nicolas Robert (ca. 1660), The Metropolitan Museum of Art. Via artnap.com

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A botanical study of Gloriosa superba, the climbing lily, shows a flowering stem with a red and yellow bloom, curling green tendrils, lance-shaped leaves, and a green seed pod with a bud. The watercolor is set within a thin painted border on a pale ground. Attributed to Nicolas Robert, ca. 1660, the drawing is held by The Metropolitan Museum of Art.